Lionel Chessie Flyer Train Set W/Original Box 1997 Retro Collectible Untested
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This is a Chessie Flyer train set made by Lionel in 1997. This set has train cars representing Chesapeake & Ohio, New York Central & New York,New Haven & Hartford railroads. The box has some marks and creases. This is O-27 gauge. Appears to include everything except the accessories catalog. This is untested. This is a great item for any aspiring collector and would be a perfect fit in any train collection! The box measures about 24" by 6.5" by 17". Approximate measurements of each train car Tender (about 8.5" by 2" by 3.5") Flatcar (about 11" by 2" by 3") Boxcar (about 10" by 2" by 3.5") Caboose (about 8" by 2" by 3.5") Engine (about 9" by 2" by 3")
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In Stock:
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Weight:
29.0 lb
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Sku:
SB-23126
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